Lost Pixel City Generations Battles β chess played with your fully on-chain pixel warriors.
Lost Pixel City Generations (LPCG) is an 11,104-piece pixel-art collection of chess warriors on Robinhood Chain. Each warrior carries a real Chess Role and Side (Light/Dark) in its metadata β that's how we build 347 complete armies. In this game each NFT becomes a 3D voxel piece on its own square.
Per PvP match the pot is 0.40 (2 Γ 0.20) and splits:
Only wallets holding β₯1 LPCG can enter PvP or record a score (checked on-chain via balanceOf). If nobody joins your table, your stake is refunded.
balanceOf). Only owners (β₯1 LPCG) can score or mint the art.Only the winner (and they must own an LPCG) can mint the match into LOST PIXEL CITY GENERATIONS BATTLES (LPCGB) β a fully on-chain, interactive art collection on Robinhood, open only to winning owners. The art captures the move lines of both players (winner + opponent) as triangular patterns, plus duration, move count and the minter's ETH address. The SVG is rebuilt on-chain by tokenURI() β no server, no IPFS.
The minter can edit the colors of both sides and the background, or randomize an opposite-hue palette (complementary tones across the full chromatic scale) so every pattern is a unique 1/1 β co-created by the 2 players + DCOT.
Micro-payments + community pool + smart contracts + on-chain art = a self-sustaining arena owned by the holders.
Your pixel coach β ask how to play, how pieces move, vs Machine vs Community, how to win the printβ¦ anything.
Pay the whole LPCG collection (all 11,104 NFTs) at any time. Snapshot current holders, then distribute from the LPCGBDistributor contract, weighted per NFT.
Distribution signs from your deployer wallet in batches (~200 recipients/tx). Deploy LPCGBDistributor.sol, fund it, paste its address, then run batches.
Maximum-activity simulation β how the arena looks to a visitor when it's live and full: players online, games in progress, general chat, and minted 1/1 battle patterns from classic games.
Open matches by owners right now. Name a match, open it on your chosen board, and it appears here for another owner to join.
Every move is stored on-chain. The 2D animated SVG is a fully on-chain, self-animating replay of the game.